Review Health Insurance Options Before Open Enrollment Deadline
"Health insurance companies do revise their plans annually, and sometimes that means a higher premium or co-pays, or changes to what conditions and treatments are covered," said
"This is the one time of year that most people can easily make changes to their health insurance, so we recommend everyone take the time to look closely at their coverage and see if it still meets their medical and financial needs," he added.
KindHealth is an insurance discovery platform that has already helped more than one million people buy health insurance coverage. KindHealth's AI-driven program quickly provides personalized insurance recommendations, opportunities to save, and other tools to manage healthcare spending.
In preparation for the open enrollment period, KindHealth recently launched upgrades that allow users to complete the enrollment process online with no need to make a phone call to the HealthCare.gov marketplace.
The 2022 open enrollment period began
Before enrolling, people should look at their household budget, what health care they needed in the past year, and what that indicates about possible care needs in the coming year.
"Open enrollment is definitely the time to research your finances, care needs and possibly revise your health care coverage," Tomasik said. "KindHealth is here to support anyone who wants to weigh all of their health insurance options and discover the best ways to save on insurance costs."
Important open enrollment dates include:
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December 15, 2021 : Last day to enroll or change health insurance plans for coverage beginningJanuary 1, 2022 . -
January 1, 2022 : Coverage for 2022 begins if you are enrolled byDecember 15, 2021 and have paid your first insurance premium. -
January 15, 2022 : Last day to enroll or change insurance plans for coverage in 2022. You may enroll or change plans after this date only if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period. -
February 1, 2022 : Coverage for 2022 begins if you enrolled byJanuary 15, 2022 and have paid your first insurance premium.
There are options if you miss these open enrollment deadlines. However, availability may be limited. You may be able to get insurance coverage through a spouse, parent, state insurance marketplace, Medicaid, or short-term health insurance.
To discover your best options for healthcare plans, during open enrollment and year-round, visit KindHealth at kindhealth.co.
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